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That is playing that part of the country, ayman. >> all right, nbcs cal perry in lviv, ukraine for us. kyle, thank you so much for starting off this evening. for my saturn at fallon to discuss this. professor to american university school of international service. bobby gauche, editor and communist for bloomberg opinion. and ben collins, nbc news senior reporter. before we get to the media blackout in russia, i just wanna get your reaction, elise, to the reporting weve been hearing from our coll...

Planes in poland and romania, where they are transported across the border by land. ukrainian leaders have reportedly told the united states that the weaponry is making a difference. a miles long russian convoy on his way toward kyiv has been stalled, in part, because of a successful ukrainian attacks with those anti-tank missiles. but no one seems to think that the current weapon supply will be enough on its own for ukraine to defeat the russian forces. joining me now from lviv in the western p...

Fighting in the eastern part of the country. so the beef has become a waste station, away station for refugees who are making their way to pull, and some of them of course are staying here. some 300 and thousand have remained here, but we will get updated numbers we hope from the un tomorrow. and going in the other direction, you have fighters headed to the, east you have supplies, you have ammunition, you have all of the things that you need to conduct a war against an enemy that has invaded yo...

Seven hospitals completely destroyed. 43 ambulances hit as well, stephanie. >> you are not leaving us anytime soon kyle. i know it just after 5 am but your reporting is essential right now. it said children outside that theater, specifically in hopes of not being targeted. and the last that the opposite of what happened. and people might not realize just how strong ukraines military is. how are they managing to hold off the russians? >> certainly outside the capital they have been doing an amazi...

Think it is a way on conscience of our elected officials especially president biden what we dont do -- to help ukraine that is -- thats a very significant i think, try to have hard tile putting my head to pillow at night frankly without doing given the ukrainians to make fighter aircraft they need so much. lawrence: yeah. ben former cia station chief and moscow a man that knows his stuff. dan thanks so much for joining us on cross country tonight and bring in kyle live in ukraine, whats live on ...

For example, in mariupol, where you have the strikes on civilians sheltering in that theater, or in that school -- he is going to say that this is happening at the hands of these western countries, at the hands of nato and that is no-fly zone needs to go in. we know that that is clearly untenable. we have heard that from nato. and that that is not going to happen. but the question is -- and i think we can expect him to raise -- it what is the red line? what is the red line at which nato triggers...

Spark off an isolated shower but most places remaining fine and dry. high pressure to the east, low pressure in the atlantic drawing up warm south south—easterly winds. like i mentioned yesterday, poor air quality, pollutant levels building up quality, pollutant levels building up because the winds are light, that is the only downside. an isolated shower through wales and the midlands in the afternoon, northern england, southern scotland and perhaps northern ireland most at risk. light winds f...

Those who made it out today, floating onto waiting ambulances thank god for their salvation. >> thanks to richard angle for that report. lets bring in nbc news -- nbcs cal perry. kyle, russia stepped up its attack over the weekend. we saw at, hospitals, schools, civilians who are trying to flee. tell us, what it is like there are no. a week ago it was somewhat peaceful where we are. >> yeah, this city of lviv in the west, its still peaceful but its starting to bend. i mean, this is a city thats ...

Leave again? if they do, theres no options outside of the country at this point. big >> for so many people, there is just nowhere to go. you can make your way to the polish border, but it could take you two or maybe three days to cross. we heard from the mayor doug saying that that city in poland has swollen by a population more than 15%, that they are running out of room there. look, you talk about fleeing mariupol, you talk about fleeing kharkiv, a place where you cannot even get above ground,...

Week of this war taking serious deadly turns. first, the russian missile strike in the ukrainian army barracks in the kyle, reports are dozens of soldiers could be dead, ukrainians holding off russians for weeks there and push them beyond artillery range, the strike is a long range russian missile. an invariable streetfighting report as we speak, under siege by the russians for weeks, ukrainians have been doing a good job as well but they admit the city might fall, its an important strategic cit...